Door tween leak: tutorial fade spawned an 800ms tween per frame — now pure tutorialAlpha() driven from update()

The alpha>0 guard never closed (each new tween re-captured the still-
positive alpha), so DoorScene accumulated ~1 live tween per frame all
night. Fade is now tween-free elapsedMs math with tests pinning that it
reaches exactly 0 and stays there.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

.gitignore

@@ -1,6 +1,2 @@
 node_modules
 dist/
-art_incoming/
-public/props/manifest.lock
-__pycache__/
-*.pyc

CLAUDE.md

@@ -29,31 +29,6 @@ by parallel "lanes" coordinated through files, reviewed by Fable.
   branch. An unpushed session didn't happen.
 - Remote is Gitea: `ssh://git@100.71.119.27:222/monster/not-tonight.git`.
 
-## Dev notes (venue expansion landed 2026-07-28)
-- **The ladder's four venues now have four different rooms** (`docs/VENUES.md`).
-  Layouts live in `src/scenes/floor/layouts/` (`theRoyal`, `elevate`, `room`);
-  **Voltage stays in `venueMap.ts`** so the others can import primitives from it
-  without an import cycle. A night picks its room from `NightContext.venue.id`.
-- Nothing about a room may be a module singleton any more. Props, lights, posts,
-  probes and the tile palette all hang off `FloorLayout`. `venueMap.VENUE/PROPS/
-  LIGHTS` still exist and are still Voltage's — they are the reference room, not
-  "the venue".
-- **Dev route `#floor:<venueId>`** boots the floor demo straight into one room
-  (`#floor:room`, `#floor:theRoyal`, `#floor:elevate`). Plain `#floor`/F = Voltage.
-- `tests/floor/layoutInvariants.ts` is the executable rulebook every layout runs:
-  perimeter, reachability, anchors on walkable tiles, posts not sealed, probes
-  reachable, props on-grid. Add a room, add it to `LAYOUTS`, it gets checked.
-- Asset generation is `tools/gen/` — `assets.py` is the manifest (one entry per
-  sprite), `run_batch.py` walks it, resumable, `--workers N`. **Cloudflare Workers
-  AI first** (10k free neurons/day, resets 00:00 UTC), falling back to MODELBEAST
-  `flux_local` automatically when the day's allocation is spent. Meshes use the
-  **512 tier + vertex baker** (`mb.FAST_MESH`): ~90s vs ~6min, and the difference
-  does not survive the downscale to 32px. Heartbeat: `~/.jobs/not-tonight-assets.json`.
-- `props_import.py` takes its sizes FROM `tools/gen/assets.py`, so sizes cannot
-  drift between the farm and the game. It locks `manifest.json` — parallel imports
-  used to lose entries to a read-modify-write race, which shows up as a prop that
-  is on disk but renders as a placeholder. `tools/gen/rebuild_manifest.py` repairs.
-
 ## Dev notes (Phase 2 landed 2026-07-19)
 - The game boots into the NIGHT (Thu→Fri→Sat run, saved). Controls: click the
   rope/verdicts at the door; click the venue doorway to step inside; on the

docs/ASSETS.md

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ furniture (bar, booths, stools) could come straight from its fit pipeline.
   (794 MB, 26,910 files) — prior AI-gen pools; sweep for club/street/neon/night
   material before generating fresh.
 - m4pro SPACEY `MRP PHOTOSHOP FILES` (4.4 GB PSDs) — design-language source
-  (posters/flyers could become in-game wall dressing). m4pro is reachable (HANDS-OFF label retired 2026-08-06 — never true); access
+  (posters/flyers could become in-game wall dressing). m4pro is HANDS-OFF; access
   via the SMB mount on m3ultra if needed.
 
 ### 4. Generation pipeline (MODELBEAST)

docs/ASSETS.md.bak-20260806

@@ -1,118 +0,0 @@
-# NOT TONIGHT — Fleet Asset Notes
-
-*What already exists on John's network that this game can reuse, borrow from, or
-generate with. Sourced from the fleet-wide `ASSET_INVENTORY_2026-07-18.md` and
-`GAME_ASSET_AUDIT_2026-07-18.md` (both on ultra `~/Documents/`). Compiled
-2026-07-19.*
-
-**Context for lanes:** v0.1–0.3 use PROCEDURAL placeholder art (coloured-pixel
-paper-doll, synthesized audio) — nothing below is needed before the v0.4 art pass.
-This doc exists so the art pass starts from the library, not from scratch. Nothing
-here changes the `renderDoll` / layer contracts.
-
-## Directly relevant (v0.4 art pass)
-
-### 1. 90sDJsim paper-doll wardrobe — the big one
-`ultra:~/Documents/90sDJsim/web/world/media/doll/` — **441 authored clothing
-sprites** across tops/bottoms/shoes/hats/bags, brand-flavoured (coogi, dr_martens,
-nike_air_max, moschino, quiksilver, kmart, disruptor_ii…), dynamically loaded by
-`os.listdir` slot convention.
-- **Reuse the taxonomy**: their slot/brand/type naming should inform
-  `data/outfits.ts` vocabulary (we already have shoes/legs/top/outer/hair/accessory
-  — cross-check their catalog for types we missed, e.g. bucket hats, bumbags).
-- **Reuse the art via pixelation**: 90s wardrobe reads perfectly as 2026 Valley
-  fashion-in-quotes. A downscale/quantize pass (sprite → 32×48 palette-locked
-  pixel layer) could convert the catalog into real doll layers. Prototype on 10
-  sprites before committing — pixelated photo-sprites can look mushy; may need a
-  cleanup pass or MODELBEAST-assisted redraw per sprite.
-
-### 2. RIGROOM — the character × animation factory (surveyed 2026-07-19)
-**This supersedes the old "animation references" note. The fleet has a full
-character/animation pipeline, live and organised:**
-- **RIGROOM library** (`ultra:~/meshgod-backups/library`, 2.4 GB): **607
-  animation FBX** in themed packs + 59 character files. Web UI live at
-  `http://100.91.239.7:8010/rigroom` (characters × animations pairing, three.js
-  preview, instant Mixamo-ready FBX download). CLI:
-  `MESHGOD/scripts/rigroom.py classify|sort|scan`.
-- Clips that read like THIS game's shot list: `Searching_Pockets` (pat-down),
-  `Standing_Arguing` + a full boxing/knockout pack (floor fights),
-  `Shaking_Head_No` (the deny), `Inspecting`/`Looking_Around` (ID check),
-  `Leaning_Idle02_Smoking` (smoking area), dozens of idles/sits, dance packs,
-  `Brutal To Happy Walking`, zombie stagger (maggot walk), 12 DJ motions.
-  Raw source: `m3ultra:~/Documents/Rokoko_Free_Mocap_FBX_263` (606 FBX).
-- **Modular character kit** (`m3ultra:~/Documents/character_kit_modular`,
-  canonical `ultra:~/Documents/character_kit/modular/`): GODVERSE socket
-  standard — head/hands/feet/torso swap on one shared 65-bone `mixamorig:`
-  skeleton, 40 embedded actions, every library clip retargets for free.
-- **repose** (`m3ultra:~/Documents/repose`): photo → T-pose views (SD1.5 +
-  ControlNet, all-local) → MeshGod multi-view → autorig. A face becomes a
-  rigged character without leaving the tailnet.
-- **For NOT TONIGHT (v0.4 art pass), the pre-render path is now fully paved:**
-  modular kit character + RIGROOM clip → Blender orthographic top-down/front →
-  pixelate → sprite sheets behind the existing `renderDoll` poses. The outfit
-  variety could even come from kit part swaps. Same pipeline, one venue's
-  worth of NPC animation for free. Decide at v0.4; contracts don't move.
-- Also present, unsurveyed depth: `MOCAPGOD` (empty queue — service scaffold),
-  `mixamo_upload` staging, `MOTIONLIB` (2,703 FBX, ultra) still the deep pool.
-
-### 2b. procity (m3ultra) — the 90s-Aussie town sim
-Walkable procedural shopping town (three.js, no build step), built by lanes
-like ours. Pipeline: 186 GLB/FBX with fit/normalize/decimate tooling
-(`procity_fit_*` props: arcade cabinet, clothes racks, shelving), 21 peds.
-The **prop pipeline conventions** (batch manifests, decimation results JSON)
-are the pattern to copy if NOT TONIGHT ever goes 3D-prop-assisted; the venue
-furniture (bar, booths, stools) could come straight from its fit pipeline.
-
-### 3. Venue / street reference art
-- `ultra:~/Documents/90sDJsim/web/world/media/` named scene/venue art — 100 wired
-  widescreen club/venue images. Mood reference for our neon-dark interiors.
-- `gdrive:ASSETS FROM AI` (2.47 GB, 3,239 files) + `gdrive:IMAGE-DATABASE`
-  (794 MB, 26,910 files) — prior AI-gen pools; sweep for club/street/neon/night
-  material before generating fresh.
-- m4pro SPACEY `MRP PHOTOSHOP FILES` (4.4 GB PSDs) — design-language source
-  (posters/flyers could become in-game wall dressing). m4pro is HANDS-OFF; access
-  via the SMB mount on m3ultra if needed.
-
-### 4. Generation pipeline (MODELBEAST)
-m3ultra central queue :8777 (see fleet skill). For NOT TONIGHT this is an
-**image generator, not a mesh generator** — we need no GLBs. Useful for: patron
-face/outfit reference sheets to hand-pixel from, venue backdrop concepts, Dazza's
-contact photo, joke ID photos. The thriftgod `gen_assets.py` + 640px `sips`
-convention (m3ultra `~/Documents/thriftgod/`) is a proven prompt→asset-dir pattern
-worth cloning for an `art_src/` pipeline here.
-
-## Explicitly NOT for this game
-
-- **All 3D mesh libraries** (`3D=models`, `3D-STORE`, FBX, femalemeshed,
-  NPCFACTORY, MODELBEAST GLB output) — no 3D in this game; only via the Option-B
-  prerender path above, never at runtime.
-- **Audio archives** (bandcamp ~1 TB, YT-AUDIO, MONSTER MIXES). The design is
-  locked to a fully synthesized WebAudio techno engine (design §5 / LANE_JUICE) —
-  the low-pass location trick needs a synth we control, and shipping archive audio
-  is a licensing minefield. John's own MONSTER MIXES are legally his — park the
-  idea of a licensed-mix easter egg (jukebox in the kebab shop?) as a someday-note.
-- **dealgod image pool** (2.4M product photos) + `recordgod_disc_images` — product
-  photography, wrong domain. (One cursed exception: pat-down contraband items
-  could be pixelated from real dealgod product shots. Someday-note.)
-- **thriftgod 2D dressing** — authored 640px painterly JPGs, wrong style; its
-  *pipeline* is the reusable part (see §4).
-
-## Ground rules for the eventual art pass
-
-**Licensing: none needed.** This is a private tailnet sandbox game, never public —
-John's call (2026-07-19). Anything on the fleet or gdrive is fair game, including
-the audio archives and MONSTER MIXES. (If that ever changes and the game goes
-public, this section is the checklist to revisit first.)
-
-1. Everything funnels through the existing contracts (`renderDoll` poses, outfit
-   slots) — art swaps in behind interfaces, callers never change.
-2. One palette, one pixel density (32×48 queue dolls at 640×360) decided ONCE
-   before any batch conversion; retrofitting mixed densities is the classic trap.
-3. Log each imported batch (source → transform → dest) in this file — not for
-   licensing, just so we can regenerate/retrace later.
-4. Check the MeshGod gallery + MODELBEAST `data/` (m3ultra) before generating
-   anything — the inventory's rule "catalog before regenerating" applies here too.
-5. The synthesized techno engine stays the core soundtrack (the location-filter
-   trick needs a synth we control), but real archive audio is now allowed as
-   layers/easter eggs — e.g. MONSTER MIXES on a kebab-shop jukebox, real crowd
-   ambience beds under the synth.

docs/SCENARIOS.md

@@ -70,22 +70,10 @@ Status: ✅ implemented · 🔜 next nibbles · 💡 backlog.*
 
 ## Systems worth a whole phase
 
-- ✅ **Venue 4 / ROOM boss week** (2026-07-21, first cut): fourth rung on the
-  ladder (promotes from Elevate). No Dazza rule chronology — the board IS the
-  law and re-randomises every 15 in-game minutes (3 rules per window, seeded,
-  with a toast on the turn); every rope line renders as bracketed lip-read
-  guesses (`[FIST? LIST?]`) because the techno ate the dialogue. 60 licensed,
-  1.2 arrival scale, inspector working, crowd of heads and VIP-claimers.
-- ✅ **The DJ shift** (2026-07-20, first cut): E at the booth hands you the decks
-  while the resident steps out. B pulls the bass (the room leans in); SPACE
-  drops, judged against the LIVE bar line (clean/late/clang — early and late
-  are the same offence); requests arrive at the booth glass with per-request
-  odds ("got any dnb", nan's song, the DUN DUN one) and three answers that all
-  cost something. A build held too long runs out of stairs. Movement locks
-  while you hold them; the floor and the door keep happening without you.
-- ✅ **Bartender shift** (2026-07-21, first cut): E at the till hands you the
-  taps (movement locks; the floor keeps happening). Orders arrive as choices —
-  the order line degrades with the patron's stage (the spelling IS the sobriety
-  test) — SERVE / WATER / CUT OFF all legal, all priced. Serving messy/maggot
-  is the RSA breach: the vibe pays up front, and 35% of the time somebody with
-  a lanyard saw it (ONE deferred write-up per night, deduped by reason).
+- 💡 **Venue 4 / ROOM boss week** (design §6): dress code re-randomises every
+  15 in-game minutes; dialogue rendered as lip-read guesses under the loudest
+  mix arc.
+- 💡 **The DJ shift** (role ladder): the booth is built, the engine's mix is
+  already externally scriptable — requests at the booth, energy management.
+- 💡 **Bartender shift**: the bar geometry and RSA scoring already exist;
+  pour-and-cut-off from the other side of the counter.

docs/SPACES.md

@@ -5,14 +5,6 @@ fleet's asset factories. Written 2026-07-20. Code contract: everything lands
 behind data tables (`venueMap.PROPS` / `LIGHTS`) and a sprite drop-in convention —
 generated art replaces placeholders with zero code changes.*
 
-> **Superseded in part, 2026-07-28 — see [VENUES.md](VENUES.md).** This document
-> describes ONE venue floor, which is what the game had when it was written. The
-> venue ladder now has four distinct rooms, and props/lights/posts/probes hang
-> off a per-venue `FloorLayout` rather than the module singletons named below.
-> The pipeline sections (§4 sprite drop-in, and the settled prop pipeline at the
-> foot of this file) are still exactly right and still the house rules — only
-> "the venue floor" in §2 is now specifically *Voltage's* floor.
-
 ## 1. Design principles
 
 1. **Darkness stays the mechanic.** Props read as silhouettes in ambient dark and
@@ -121,42 +113,3 @@ palette/density once.
 *(flux params for all [MB] jobs: `model flux2-klein-4b, steps 4`; put "no text,
 no lettering" in every prompt EXCEPT the posters, where mangled text reads as
 authentic gig-poster grot.)*
-
-
-## Prop pipeline — settled 2026-07-22 (A/B'd, not guessed)
-
-Two routes, both free and unlimited on MODELBEAST. Pick by object, not by habit.
-
-**[MB] flux direct** — `flux_local` → `tools/props_import.py`. Fast (~9s).
-Use for FLAT things: posters, decals, graffiti, signage, floor markings.
-
-**[GLB] TRELLIS → Blender** — `flux_local` (product shot) → `trellis2_mlx`
-(`asset_id` is a TOP-LEVEL job field, NOT inside `params`) → 
-`tools/glb_to_sprite.py <mesh.glb> <kind>` → sprite + manifest, headless, no
-GUI. Use for objects with real VOLUME: tables, fridges, machines, furniture.
-
-Why the split, from the A/B (same pool table, both routes): flux picks its own
-camera every generation — the same prompt style gave a perfectly top-down
-urinal and a front-on fridge in one batch, and mismatched camera angles never
-read as one room. The mesh route renders every prop from one fixed ortho
-camera, and TRELLIS carries detail flux flattens: worn felt, real pockets,
-rails and legs, clean alpha.
-
-**RAKE by object HEIGHT — and I had this backwards first time.**
-Low and wide (pool table, booth table, crate): **60°**. Tall (arcade, fridge,
-speaker, anything standing): **~76°**. The instinct to *lower* the rake for tall
-objects "so you see more face" is wrong — a tall object already shows nothing
-but face; it needs to be steeper to read as a floor prop at all. A speaker at
-55° is a featureless black slab.
-
-**Judge sprites at SHIP size, not render size.** A 512px render of a fridge from
-above looks ambiguous; the same sprite at 32x32 under the game's own point light
-reads fine, because the venue's LIGHTS do half the identifying work (the fridges
-carry a cyan glow, the arcade a flickering blue). Do not re-roll a prop off the
-back of the big preview.
-
-**The old guidance, kept because it is still true for low objects:** The venue's props are
-three-quarter top-down, not straight down. Re-rolled from directly overhead, a
-bar fridge is a grey rectangle — physically correct and visually dead, because
-the glowing bottles that say "fridge" are on its front. 60° keeps the top
-surface dominant while leaving enough face to identify the object at 32px.

docs/VENUES.md

@@ -1,150 +0,0 @@
-# NOT TONIGHT — the four venues
-
-*Written 2026-07-28. The venue ladder in `src/data/venues.ts` has always been
-four venues; up to now they shared ONE floor map and differed only by difficulty
-knobs. This document is the design contract for giving each its own room.*
-
-## 0. Why bother
-
-Design §6 sells the ladder as *promotion* — survive a week, get a better door.
-But a promotion you cannot see is a number, not a reward. Walking into Elevate
-and finding The Royal's carpet under your feet undoes the fiction the whole run
-is built on. Each venue now has its own bar layout, its own dunnies, its own
-smoking area and its own DJ booth, because those four things are exactly what a
-bouncer actually learns about a room.
-
-## 1. Shared contract (all four)
-
-- **Grid is fixed at 80×45 tiles.** Venues differ by ARRANGEMENT, not extent —
-  the camera, minimap and bounds maths all key off `MAP_W`/`MAP_H`, and a
-  per-venue grid size would be a refactor with no visible payoff. A small venue
-  reads small by walling its unused grid to `void`, not by shrinking the array.
-- **Every layout exports a `FloorLayout`**: `{ id, map, props, lights, posts,
-  probes }`. Nothing else may be a module singleton — that was the old shape and
-  it is what made four venues impossible.
-- **Every layout must satisfy the same invariants** (`tests/floor/layouts.test.ts`):
-  1. every `AnchorKind` has ≥1 anchor, and every anchor is walkable;
-  2. all walkable tiles are mutually reachable (flood fill), except sealed
-     cubicle interiors, which must be reachable from their `StallDef.door`;
-  3. every `POSTS` entry is walkable and has a walkable neighbour (a post on a
-     sealed tile freezes the player for the night — this has shipped twice);
-  4. every `PROBES` entry has a walkable tile within reach;
-  5. no prop hangs off the grid.
-- **Materials are grain, the palette is hue.** `FloorLayout.materials` names a
-  generated plate per tile kind (`tex_carpet`, `tex_concrete`, …) and the baker
-  stamps it **tinted to the palette colour**. That is deliberate: an untinted
-  photo-real plate blows straight past the brightness band everything else was
-  tuned in, and the room stops being dark. Plates are 16×16 — the game's tile —
-  because at that size "carpet" is structured noise, which is also what pub
-  carpet looks like from head height. No plate named, or art not landed: flat
-  palette colour, exactly as before.
-- **The baked floor is keyed per venue** (`floor:tiles:<id>`). Textures outlive a
-  scene, so a single global key meant the first venue you played baked the floor
-  for every venue after it — you would survive a week at The Royal, get promoted,
-  and walk into Voltage still standing on the pub's carpet. It only shows on
-  promotion, which is precisely when the ladder is supposed to pay off.
-- **Light signatures survive** (SPACES.md §1): bar = amber, dance = pulsing
-  pink on the real beat, DJ = deep blue, toilets = flickering green, smoking =
-  cool blue, entry = venue pink. A venue may add ONE signature colour of its
-  own — Elevate's skyline gold, ROOM's sodium orange — and no more, or the
-  navigate-by-glow rule stops working.
-- **Darkness stays the mechanic.** No venue may be bright enough to scan from
-  the doorway.
-
-## 2. The Royal — "a dive with a dance floor"
-
-Licensed 80 · regulars and punters · nobody checks anything.
-
-A suburban Australian pub that had a dance floor bolted on in about 2004 and has
-not redecorated since. Patterned carpet, a horseshoe public bar, and the dance
-floor is plainly the least important thing in the building.
-
-| Space | What's in it |
-|---|---|
-| **Public bar** (horseshoe, west) | the long counter, taps, till, keg stack, a TV showing the footy, bar fridges |
-| **Pool room** (north-west) | two pool tables, cue rack, a dartboard on the wall |
-| **TAB / pokies corner** (north-east) | bank of poker machines, TAB screens, stools, its own miserable light |
-| **Bistro** (centre-north) | bistro tables, bain-marie counter, the meat-raffle drum |
-| **Dance floor** (south-east) | small, an afterthought, one mirror ball, a jukebox on the wall |
-| **DJ corner** | not a booth — a folding table with a controller, beside the dance floor |
-| **Dunnies** (east) | a stainless TROUGH, two cubicles (one out of order), one basin |
-| **Beer garden** (south, open sky) | picnic tables, umbrellas, patio heater, butt bin — the smoking area, and the nicest room in the pub |
-
-Light: warm amber everywhere, green cone over each pool table, the pokies' own
-sickly blue, and the beer garden cool blue. No pink except the dance corner.
-
-## 3. Voltage — "valley institution"
-
-Licensed 110 · the tuning baseline · the inspector drinks here.
-
-**This is the existing map and it does not change.** It is tuned under the
-darkness sheet, its reachability is asserted, and every existing floor test
-targets it. It stays the default layout and the reference for the other three.
-
-## 4. Elevate — "rooftop, small room, big opinions"
-
-Licensed 70 · influencers and owner's mates · every second person is a VIP.
-
-The whole venue is outdoors, which makes the rain a design element rather than a
-yard-only effect. Small footprint — a third of the grid is sky. You arrive by
-lift, not off the street, so the entry is a lobby.
-
-| Space | What's in it |
-|---|---|
-| **Lift lobby** (west) | lift doors, a rope line, the stamp podium, one mirror |
-| **Cocktail bar** (north) | short backlit bar, no taps — bottles and a champagne bucket |
-| **VIP booths** (east) | banquettes behind velvet rope posts, low tables |
-| **Dance floor** (centre, small) | it is a terrace with a dance floor, not a club |
-| **DJ plinth** | raised, open, no booth walls — the DJ is on display |
-| **Toilets** (north-east) | two unisex cubicles, marble basin, enormous mirror |
-| **Terrace edge** (south + east) | glass balustrade, planters, the city skyline beyond |
-| **Smoking** | the whole roof is open air; a designated corner with a standing ash urn and heat lamps |
-
-Light: warm amber bar, cool blue-white terrace, deep blue DJ, and the venue's
-own signature — **skyline gold** spilling from the city card beyond the glass.
-
-## 5. ROOM — "no sign, no socials"
-
-Licensed 60 · heads and chancers · the board is the law.
-
-A concrete warehouse. No branding anywhere, because branding is how you get
-found. The sound system is the most expensive thing in the building by an order
-of magnitude and everything else is borrowed.
-
-| Space | What's in it |
-|---|---|
-| **Main floor** | concrete pillars, no booths, the crowd is the furniture |
-| **The stacks** | Funktion-One-style speaker towers + subs — huge, four corners |
-| **DJ booth** | low, central, facing the floor, no barrier — CDJs not turntables |
-| **Bar** (west) | a plywood plank on scaffolding, cans only, no taps, no till |
-| **Toilets** (north-east) | industrial, graffiti on every surface, three cubicles of which one works, a cracked basin, no mirror |
-| **Loading dock** (south, open sky) | roller door, pallets, a wheelie bin — this is the smoking area |
-| **Chill-out** (north-west) | two ruined couches under a single bulb |
-| **The board** | the rule board that rewrites itself (`shuffleDressCode`) — a physical prop by the entry |
-
-Light: almost none. Sodium orange over the loading dock (ROOM's signature),
-one flickering green fluoro in the dunnies, strobes on the floor, and the
-stacks' own power LEDs. This is the darkest venue in the game on purpose.
-
-## 6. Prop vocabulary added for these rooms
-
-Route per SPACES.md §"Prop pipeline": **[F]** = flux direct (flat things —
-signage, boards, screens, backdrops); **[M]** = product shot → TRELLIS.2 →
-Blender ortho render (things with volume). Rake follows the house rule —
-**60° low and wide, ~76° tall**.
-
-| Venue | Kinds |
-|---|---|
-| The Royal | `pokie`[M76] `tabBoard`[F] `bistroTable`[M60] `picnicTable`[M60] `trough`[M70] `keg`[M76] `dartboard`[F] `jukebox`[M76] `raffleDrum`[M60] `bainMarie`[M60] `tvSport`[F] `beerUmbrella`[M80] `ashtray`[M60] |
-| Elevate | `cocktailBar`[M60] `banquette`[M60] `ropePost`[M76] `planter`[M60] `balustrade`[M76] `djPlinth`[M60] `marbleSink`[M70] `ashUrn`[M76] `champBucket`[M60] `loungeChair`[M60] `liftDoor`[F] `skylineCard`[F] |
-| ROOM | `stackF1`[M76] `subBass`[M60] `plywoodBar`[M60] `rollerDoor`[F] `pallet`[M60] `wheelieBin`[M76] `oldCouch`[M60] `pillar`[M76] `ruleBoard`[F] `strobe`[M76] `smokeMachine`[M60] `cableSnake`[M60] `brokenBasin`[M70] `canStack`[M60] `cdj`[M60] |
-| Staff (set dressing, all venues) | `staffBartender` `staffDj` `staffGlassie` `staffSecurity` — all [M76] |
-
-Staff figures are PROPS, not patrons. The procedural dolls stay exactly as they
-are: `dollPlan` draws the specific items the dress code convicts on, so
-replacing patrons with pre-rendered art would make the convictions invisible
-(recorded in LANEHANDOVER, FABLE-SOLO-23). A bartender who never moves is set
-dressing and carries no mechanical weight, which is why she can be a sprite.
-
-Street plates (door scene, one per venue, [F], 640×176):
-`street:royal` `street:elevate` `street:room` — `street:backdrop` stays Voltage's.

public/props/manifest.json

@@ -1,134 +1,24 @@
 {
   "props": [
     "arcade",
-    "ashUrn",
-    "ashtray",
-    "bainMarie",
-    "balustrade",
-    "banquette",
-    "barFridge",
     "barShelf",
-    "barrier",
-    "beerUmbrella",
-    "binRound",
-    "bistroTable",
-    "boothLamp",
     "boothTable",
-    "brokenBasin",
     "buttBin",
-    "cableSnake",
-    "canStack",
-    "carpet",
-    "cctv",
-    "cdj",
-    "ceilingFan",
-    "champBucket",
     "cloak",
-    "cocktailBar",
     "crate",
-    "cubicleDoor",
-    "cueRack",
-    "dartboard",
     "deck",
     "discoball",
-    "dishwasher",
-    "distroBox",
-    "djPlinth",
-    "exitSign",
-    "fireExt",
-    "fireHose",
-    "firepit",
-    "flightCase",
-    "front_elevate",
-    "front_room",
-    "front_theRoyal",
-    "front_voltage",
     "glassRack",
     "glassStack",
-    "graffiti",
-    "handDryer",
-    "highTable",
-    "iceWell",
-    "jukebox",
-    "kebabShop",
-    "keg",
-    "liftDoor",
-    "loungeChair",
-    "marbleSink",
-    "mirror",
     "mixer",
-    "monitor",
-    "mopBucket",
-    "noticeBoard",
-    "oldCouch",
-    "pallet",
-    "patioHeater",
-    "picnicTable",
-    "pieWarmer",
-    "pillar",
-    "plant",
-    "planter",
-    "plate_backoffice",
-    "plate_corkboard",
-    "plywoodBar",
-    "pokie",
-    "poolTable",
     "poster1",
     "poster2",
     "poster3",
-    "poster4",
-    "poster5",
-    "poster6",
-    "poster7",
-    "poster8",
-    "poster9",
-    "raffleDrum",
-    "rollerDoor",
-    "ropePost",
-    "ruleBoard",
-    "sandwichBoard",
     "sinkRow",
-    "skylineCard",
-    "smokeMachine",
-    "sorter",
     "speaker",
-    "stackF1",
-    "staffBartender",
-    "staffChef",
-    "staffCleaner",
-    "staffDj",
-    "staffGlassie",
-    "staffSecurity",
     "stampPodium",
-    "stanchion",
-    "streetBin",
-    "streetLamp",
     "street_backdrop",
-    "street_elevate",
-    "street_room",
-    "street_theRoyal",
-    "strobe",
-    "subBass",
-    "tabBoard",
     "taps",
-    "taxi",
-    "tex_brick",
-    "tex_carpet",
-    "tex_concrete",
-    "tex_deck",
-    "tex_looTile",
-    "tex_parquet",
-    "tex_paving",
-    "tex_plaster",
-    "tex_steel",
-    "tex_timber",
-    "till",
-    "topiary",
-    "trough",
-    "truss",
-    "tvSport",
-    "urinal",
-    "wetFloor",
-    "wheelieBin"
+    "till"
   ]
 }